Brain Out 2 Level 160
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 160 is set in a bathroom. The hint says "The dog wants to take a bubble bath!", but the unhappy pug is sitting in a small red tub that only contains plain water with no bubbles at all. In the background there is a big filled bathtub under a running shower, a sink cabinet, and on the edge of the sink basin sits a small green bar of soap / bath bomb. The solution is to supply the missing bubbles by moving that soap into the dog's tub so the water fizzes up.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the dog and its tub. The pug is sitting in the small red tub looking grumpy, and the water around it is flat with no bubbles. It wants a bubble bath, not just a rinse.
- Do not move the dog into the big bathtub. The large shower tub in the corner looks like the obvious bath, but the dog is already settled in its own little tub — the task is to add bubbles where it is, not relocate it.
- Find the soap on the sink. On the rim of the white sink basin there is a small green bar of soap (a bath bomb). This is the only object that can turn plain water into bubbles.
- Drag the soap into the dog's tub. Press and hold the green soap and drop it into the water in the pug's red tub.
- Watch the bubbles form. The soap fizzes in the small tub and bubbles rise up around the happy pug, which now sticks its tongue out. The text changes to "You can take a bath and play bubble..." and the level clears.
Strategy & Reasoning
The level looks like a simple "give the dog a bath" task, and players instinctively drag the dog over to the big running bathtub. But the big tub is already full of water and has no bubbles either; the real problem is the missing bubble source. The green soap on the sink is the catalyst that was placed just off to the side as a hidden draggable item.
Because the dog is already sitting in its own tub, you should not move the dog — you should bring the soap to the dog. Once the soap lands in the small tub, the fizzing and bubbles appear automatically, which confirms that this was the intended interaction. The shower, the big tub, and the cabinets are all bathroom dressing; the soap is the one interactive object.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: dragging the dog into the big tub. The big bathtub does not produce bubbles and moving the dog does not satisfy the hint. Add bubbles to the tub the dog is already in.
- Mistake: ignoring the small soap. The green bar on the sink rim is easy to overlook as decoration. It is the bubble source and must be dragged into the dog's water.
- Mistake: tapping the shower or faucets. Running more water does not create bubbles. Only the soap creates the fizz the dog wants.
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